US Navy bans use of China's DeepSeek
US Navy bans staff from using DeepSeek for work-related & personal tasks
At least one body of the US government has officially banned the use of Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek among its staff. This week, the US Navy handed down the ban, barring its members and servicemen and women from using the app for personal and work-related tasks, citing “security and ethical concerns” as the reasoning behind the ban.
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